SEC website taken offline, precedes bitcoin price crash
The SEC website went offline on Thursday. Prior to the outage, bitcoin was trading around $71,200 but crashed below $66,800.
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The SEC website went offline on Thursday. Prior to the outage, bitcoin was trading around $71,200 but crashed below $66,800.
Read more (2 min) →In her criticism of the approved Bitcoin ETFs, Crenshaw focused on fraudulent information, wash trading, and reasoning by ETF sponsors.
The SEC claimed the fake bitcoin ETF post was not drafted or created by the agency and that a joint investigation with the FBI is underway.
Commissioner Hester Peirce critiqued the SEC's "begrudging" approval of 11 spot bitcoin ETFs, which provided plenty of fodder for memes.
Is the SEC faking a hack to delay a spot bitcoin ETF decision? Crypto sleuths investigate a curiously well-timed spoof.
Grayscale has won a victory in its case against the SEC, with the judge ruling previous denials of GBTC ETF conversion were "arbitrary."
The SEC has repeatedly denied spot bitcoin ETF applications because crypto exchanges won't agree to share truthful data.
Greyscale's lawsuit escalates the GBTC crisis, blaming the SEC for the ongoing NAV discount — but is it really as simple as that?
MicroStrategy's accountants tried to get away with not reporting paper losses on some of its Bitcoin purchases last year. The SEC noticed.